Cleaner energy schemes
Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 6/8/90 p4 Times 7/8/90 p6(2)Publication details: 1990Subject(s): Summary: Cory Environmental is proposing to develop a power station on the banks of the River Thames to generate electricity from London `s rubbish. British Coal has asked government to invest in its first low pollution power station and British Nuclear Fuels have requested planning permission to build a gas -fired station at Sellafield . Senior research ers are to develop a heat exchanger which, it is claimed, will significantly increase the efficiency of coal -fired stations.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Cory Environmental is proposing to develop a power station on the banks of the River Thames to generate electricity from London `s rubbish. British Coal has asked government to invest in its first low pollution power station and British Nuclear Fuels have requested planning permission to build a gas -fired station at Sellafield . Senior research ers are to develop a heat exchanger which, it is claimed, will significantly increase the efficiency of coal -fired stations.